Hi guys, should I keep the auto brightness on for longer battery life?

This post has been edited by teckyang97: Nov 14 2012, 03:59 PM

Nope. Auto brightness off will conserve energy and therefore save battery duration.

Just set the brightness level to nearly the lowest for a better battery life. Plus, you won't be squinting at the screen since its still clear, especially when using a dark background.

auto brightness drain your battery

Don't think auto brightness will help alot in prolonging battery life. Setting your brightness to slightly higher than 0 should help.

Hey, is it necessary use Advanced task killer?

I heard good and bad things about this app. Please advise.

M unable to connect my note2 to mac. Already install kies and android file transfer but somehow mac android file transfeelr pop msg saying to restart my device. So m unable to connect to max via kies.

In my honest opinion:
Pros: Disable those unneeded processes before they could re-launch themselves.
Cons: If you've a few unneeded processes, the Task Killer could consume more processes than those unneeded ones.

But if your device is running on Gingerbread and later, you can long press on the Home button to bring out the Task Manager.

Do not let the Task Killer run as auto. Only manual kill the task after you open many apk that seldom used. If you kill the regular running apk, more power is needed when you load it next time.

Hi. i'm a noob in technology. My Xperia U kinda lag and i heard i can do something to make it fast. Can you show me the steps of changing to custom ROM (is that the correct term)? Thank you.

Changing to a custom ROM involved rooting the phone, which is complicated process and can't be explain by few word. I would suggest u go for other specific website for detail study before proceed. Rooting process may permanently bricked ur phone, be caution. U should only proceed after u fully understand the risk.

Alternatively, i suggest u clean up ur phone (application, cache, etc) and see any improved in the speed.

Is there a FAQ on best easiest way to move apps, phonebook, sms, etc from one android phone to different model android?

Is it use kies? Or titanium?

What if both phones different android OS eg honeycomb to jellybean... still works?

hi guys,
really need some help since i am newb with android phone..
have tried download whatssap from playstore, but sadly there was "download error 413".
how can i rectify this? else, how/where can i download whatssap to the phone.
device is experia tipo though. thanks for your help. really appreciate it.

WTA

wat's the different between rom & internal memory?

Just set it till the lowest then u will be able to conserve longest

Were your Internet connection in the whole time when it was downloading or enough space for it to install?

i give celcom a call, then they gave me setting for apn. try download an app, and its ok (so far)..
can we set where we want it be installed?

Usually will be save in the internal memory

1) internal storage
2) USB storage
3) SD card

anyone here ca explain this? what is that internal storage actually? apps & system used space ? all apps execution files only (automatic) install on that space? if yes, then the memory available are totally not enough.
what is the USB storage, something just like the space we can use right? is apps will install on the space too?

sd card, this i knew, no need explanation.

A) what is that internal storage actually? apps & system used space ? all apps execution files only (automatic) install on that space? if yes, then the memory available are totally not enough.
Internal Storage, is the place where you store all things you need, like apps and system. SD card is External Storage, so Internal mean inside your phone. Well, there is an apps where you can move certain of your apps to SD Card.

B) what is the USB storage, something just like the space we can use right? is apps will install on the space too?
USB storage should not able to install in there, USB storage is like pendrive/external hard disc thing.

Correct me, if someone found mistake.